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His childhood best friend was his on-screen co-star/best friend 'Billie 'Buckwheat' Thomas' (both of their characters share the trade "O-tay!" catchphrase, though Porky was the first to use it, in Pay As You Exit (1936)).

After his movie career he became a school teacher in Colorado for awhile then moved to Minnesota in order to be closer to his only son.

Was replaced by Robert Blake because he became thinner growing up and the producers wanted "Porky" to be a chunky kid.

Chosen for his Our Gang role because of his resemblance to Our Gang lead star George 'Spanky' McFarland, and often portrayed Spanky's younger brother in the series.

Among the films Mr. Lee appeared in were "Bored of Education (1936)" which won the Oscar for best one-reel short subject.

His entire acting career was spent working in Our Gang shorts, and its only feature, "General Spanky". He never appeared in any other films.

Lee often played Spanky's younger brother in the films. Ironically, Spanky McFarland was born in Dallas, TX, and Porky Lee was born in its sister city, Fort Worth.